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- Kate GoldJanuary 5, 2011Larger than its East Village sister, Terroir Tribeca has the same high quality food and wine. The veal ricotta meatballs are a must.
- Melissa YuFebruary 11, 2013Sidle up to the bar and order the special risotto balls of the moment: Cremini mushroom and fontina cheese!
- amNewYorkOctober 10, 2011There might be no wine bar more radical than Terroir. This bustling spot aims to unsettle long-held wine biases: out with the Pinot and in with the Riesling.
- Jenna NorthAugust 23, 2011I really cannot say enough about this wine bar. Fantastic menu - both food and wine. This is a must.
- Lenny NeslinFebruary 14, 2014Good wine, meh food. Try the Barbara for a very full and smooth red wine. Not a lot of bite but easy to drink.
- Finger Lakes Riesling on tap, smoked chickpea and calamari salad, duck ham and taleggio panini, lardo bruschetta, and risotto balls BAM. Unfreakingbelievably perfect.
- BoozeMenusJanuary 12, 2012We’re constantly impressed by their ever-changing menu which offers wines by the glass for just $6 (regularly $8-10/glass) and sherry by the glass for free. Read more
- AstoriawinedivaFebruary 4, 2011Fab little wine bar in Tribeca. Excellent service, amazing charcuterie & cheeses. and the Gotham Project Riesling on tap rocks!
- Constance ChamberlainSeptember 19, 2010Great place for a glass of Riesling! Unfortunately the summer of Riesling ends this week, but they always have a great selection (try something Austrian!)
- Go for happy hour. Thank me later. Big love for this place!
- Zlata ZubenkoDecember 5, 2017Wine & food are good but overpriced, especially wine. Not worth going back unless you live or work nearby. Also, the overhead light is too bright for a wine bar.
- Gauri BhatiaMarch 30, 2013Good, but the East Village one is better. Bring the raspberry Cider to the Tribeca location, please :)
- amNewYorkNovember 7, 2012Don't expect Yellowtail or any other lollipops on the wine lists. Instead, you'll find a curated book of often overlooked grapes and regions.
- Michael ScottFebruary 25, 2011Great, great wine selection from around the world (including North Fork, Long Island)...food was great too.
- Lauren ArrigoMay 6, 2011Try the bone marrow bruschetta, it is amazing! Will is super knowledgable and helpful with wine selections!
- Oh and ask for Will if you're sitting at the bar. Super nice and knows his stuff!
- Order your food then ask staff for wine pairings. You won't be sorry;they know their stuff
- New fav spot. Incredible wine selection. For food, don't skip the bone marrow bruschetta and the oxtail risotto balls.
- Dan MoneyMay 11Gen Z's incompetence in service and human interaction is on full display here. I would rather be served by a robot.
- Highly recommend the Pork Terrine and Prosciutto & Clothbound Cheddar and Colston Bassett Stilton
- Barry FlemingJuly 14, 2017had a terrible (food) experience. Service and wine was great though. Stick to the wine - skip the food, except maybe the cheese and charcuterie. Skip anything cooked.
- The lamb is really amazing and so is the Lebanese red wine. Go for happy hour when glasses of wine are just $6.
- Camilla CAugust 18, 2014Meatball Sunday seems like a great deal... Too bad i found out about it after I ordered.
- If ordering a salad, ask them to put dressing on side unless you like your greens drenched
- BrianSeptember 7, 2010Date #23, Galen: A lil' expensive, but we came after happy hour. It was worth the cost, though—didn't think I liked Riesling until I tried theirs.